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New Hampshire legislators vote on over 1,000 bills each year. Our analysts read every single bill and summarize it in plain language so you can easily discover what's really up for debate. Click a bill number below for more detailed information on the legislation, such as hearing dates and recent votes. Most of the information you see on a Citizens Count bill page is pulled directly from the official New Hampshire legislative database on the General Court’s website, updated daily. Click here to learn more about how we summarize and update New Hampshire bills.

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Bill Number Became Law? Description
HB 1661 (2026) No

Fund "Community Heroes" homeownership program

HB 1662 (2026) No

Guarantee loans for ADUs

HB 1663 (2026) No

Protect employment for legislators

HB 1664 (2026) No

Remove Hannah Duston Memorial

HB 1665 (2026) Active

Equalize subpoena power in administrative hearings

HB 1666 (2026) No

Mandate capacity planning in energy strategy

HB 1667 (2026) Active

Create presidential campaign security task force

HB 1668 (2026) No

Conform BPT to federal tax code

HB 1669 (2026) No

Establish teacher bill of rights

HB 1670 (2026) No

Criminalize organized retail crime

HB 1671 (2026) No

Block Medicaid payments to health care providers that discriminate based on vaccine exemptions

HB 1672 (2026) No

Require line-item expense report from schools

HB 1673 (2026) No

Allow small liquor manufacturers to sell direct to licensees

HB 1674 (2026) No

Allow local property tax exemption for many more home owners

HB 1675 (2026) Active

Investigate New Hampshire Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence, restrict funding

HB 1676 (2026) Active

Restrict sales of rodenticides

HB 1677 (2026) No

Limit warrant articles included in estimates for towns with tax caps

HB 1678 (2026) No

Require Secretary of State to offer online voter registration

HB 1679 (2026) No

Establish bottle deposit recycling program

HB 1680 (2026) No

Require DOT to increase frequency of Boston Express bus service

HB 1681 (2026) Active

Allow for innovative housing structures such as tiny houses

HB 1682 (2026) No

Add registration surcharge for small battery-operated vehicles

HB 1683 (2026) No

Review all administrative rules against state law

HB 1684 (2026) No

Establish commission to respond to reports of free speech violations

HB 1685 (2026) Active

Study growth of assistive technology

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